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micklem bridle ops???

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IHSA walk trot riders vs flying easy up. You’re welcome Tumblr

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me

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hey, at least your horse has eyebrows

[theroanpony]

Literally me except I have a new saddle.

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I feel this on a personal level

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lmao some nag

[neurodivergentappa]

@thesorrowfulknight me

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@little-whispering-ocean Both of us lmao

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Olaf….

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Que doesn’t quite understand poles which is something we learned the other day 😬 For a showjumper, a little odd 😂

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You named your horse what?

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I didn’t name this horse, it’s one of the riding schools and already has a name. Also, what’s wrong with Que? It’s cute

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Ok so here is Belle now, newly clipped and a little more grown up 😄 what do you guys think?

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Ok so this is Belle, she's now rising 6 years old. This picture is from just before I bought her an unbroken 5 year old. This was September. I'm going to post another picture shortly of her yesterday and I hope you can all see an improvement like I can 😊

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OK so i havent posted on here since before I got my new pony Belle

Which was like October omg.

I usually just use instagram now though! So if you fancy it my insta is _ladybelle

and I follow back :)

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Yayyy Ive finally found my new pony im so happyyyyyy

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Just a little bit very cool.

x

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#DAMN  ｡◕ ‿ ◕｡

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my bestie - Dennis :))))))

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How are you an instructor if you can't even learn to let off of your horse's mouth?

im not sure what youre referring to picture-wise, to be fair its one of the things im pretty conscious about and I have been working on it, I dont think its that bad though, yeah if the horse takes off before i think they will I have been known to not let my hands come forward enough, but I dont think it warrants that sort of comment. Plus my immediate reaction through cross country training when I get left behind is to let the rein slide through my hands quickly so they can gather themselves quickly for the landing.

In regards to being an instructor - do as I say not as I do

Just because I might be execute things flawlessly does not mean I dont know how they should be done. The people I teach are not professionals, they need to learn balance/position/aids and movements. 

Lets not forget for 11 years of my life I only ever was a Show rider for cobs and m&m breeds, I only started riding the jumps a few years ago so although I may have gone through various qualifications to be able to teach the level I teach at, I might not be a perfect rider. 

That answer your question?

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Re: Heartland, no, those aren't what we in North America call big jumps (at least early on). In general, if you're going to watch the show and not tear your hair out, you just have to ignore the eq quality and whatever they claim is amazing.

yeah that sounds about right hahaha

its amazingly bad but im addicted to watching it oops